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Lower Elementary Co-Teacher & Lower Elementary Professional Development Leader
Susan, a Montessori teacher since 1987 and administrator since 2003, co-founded a small progressive middle and high school in Raleigh, NC called Raleigh Progressive School. Most recently, she taught in a Lower Elementary classroom at Sterling Montessori Charter School in Morrisville. She has a Bachelor of Arts in English from North Carolina State University and a Master of Arts in progressive community education from Goddard College. Susan is married to fellow Montessori teacher, Don Henchel, who has been teaching for over 30 years, and is presently teaching at Montessori Community School in Durham. Her three boys attended Montessori schools up to the 6th grade. Susan has served as a coach, mentor, and consultant for Montessori teachers and administrators. She holds an American Montessori Society Lower Elementary credential.
Upper Elementary Co-Teacher & Upper Elementary Professional Development Leader
Catherine was born and raised in France, where she earned a J.D. in International Business Law. In 1995, she started her Montessori career at the Montessori School of Raleigh (MSR) where, having earned her AMS Infant/Toddler Certification from CMTE/NY, she directed a Toddler section for almost ten years. In 2005, Catherine started teaching at the Lower Elementary level at MSR, then continued in 2010 at the same level at Sterling Montessori Academy and Charter School in Morrisville, NC. She earned her AMI Montessori credential for 6 to 12 year olds and her Master of Education in Montessori Elementary Education from the Washington Montessori Institute and Loyola University in Maryland. Beginning in 2013, Catherine worked as the Director of Programs and Curriculum for the Primary Level at Sterling Montessori, and she most recently took on additional responsibilities to support the leadership transition there. Catherine and her husband Zack have two sons and a daughter who all started their Montessori education at the toddler level. She is passionate about authentic Montessori education, and is excited to join the Willow Oak Montessori team. During her down time, Catherine enjoys reading, cross-stitching and quilting.
Adolescent (Middle School) Co-Teacher
Jen spent her first seven years of teaching in an outdoor therapeutic program for at-risk adolescents. She facilitated team-building experiences, used outdoor living skills as a launch pad for academic learning, and helped young people discover their ability to support themselves and others in their living group. She felt called to Montessori education and received her Upper Elementary training in 2009. She has taught at both private and public Montessori schools. When she's not teaching, she dabbles in yoga, running, swimming, canoeing, gardening, playing music, and writing poetry. A naturalist at heart, Jen is most at peace when hiking and exploring the outdoors with her two daughters and her husband. She is excited about the promising work of growing an authentic Montessori adolescent program with the team at Willow Oak.
Charlie Cook, Adolescent (Middle School) Co-Teacher
Charlie comes to Willow Oak from Athens, Ohio, where for years he worked with organizations and individuals dedicated to creating a sustainable regional economy based on principles of social, economic, and environmental justice. He has been a baker, builder, and member of cooperatively owned and operated businesses whose missions are to provide for the health of their local and global communities. He is a student of the world, seeking always to better understand the myriad realms of human coexistence with the natural world and each other. This led to his study of holistic sustainability, natural and organic food systems, environmental studies, human ecology, and ultimately education. As a homeschooling father, he discovered a deep interest in spiritually sound and integrative pedagogy, the Montessori approach, and his aspiration to become a teacher. Charlie graduated from Ohio University with a Bachelor of Science in Middle Childhood Education and holds an Associate in Science. He has worked in various capacities with children of all ages and can think of no greater honor than supporting young people on their paths of self-discovery as they become engaged world citizens. He is very excited to be joining the Willow Oak learning community, and will begin his Montessori Secondary training this summer. Charlie enjoys gardening, cooking, learning, playing music, contemplating the transcendental nature of the universe and our places therein, losing himself in the woods, and spending the days with his wife, Jennifer, watching his sons learn and grow.
Jessy holds a Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education from Mansfield University of Pennsylvania. In 2004, she moved from upstate New York to Raleigh, where she began her teaching career and love for the Montessori philosophy at a public Montessori magnet school. During this time, she completed her Montessori training and obtained the Lower Elementary Credential from the American Montessori Society. Jessy earned her National Board Certification in 2011, and completed her Master of Arts in Education from North Carolina Agricultural and Technical University in 2012. In her free time, she enjoys hiking, the beach, spending time with her family and friends. After spending a few years in a traditional classroom setting, Jessy felt her heart as a teacher calling her back to Montessori. She feels very grateful to be a part of the Willow Oak community, and is happy to be part of the team as the school continues to blossom and grow.
Sheldon Bae, Lower Elementary Co-Teacher
Sheldon graduated from Appalachian State University with a Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education. She taught for a year in Wake County before accepting a summer job with Nortel Networks that led to a career in Supply Chain Management. After 13 years at Nortel, she returned to the classroom because she discovered Montessori when she enrolled her son at Pittsboro Montessori School. Sheldon was an Assistant in one of the Primary classrooms at Willow Oak Montessori Children's House while she completed her Montessori training. She successfully obtained her American Montessori Society Early Childhood credential in 2012 and was a Lead Teacher in a Primary classroom this past school year. She is excited about the opportunity to use her traditional education and Montessori skill sets to help Willow Oak Montessori meet the needs of all of its students. Sheldon has lived in Chatham County for 13 years with her husband, Andrew, and two sons, Mason and Brooks. She enjoys giving back to the community by being a peaceful influence to the hearts and minds of children.
Lower Elementary Co-Teacher
Hailing from Asheville, NC, Emily holds a Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education with a concentration in Diversity Studies and a minor in Psychology from Appalachian State University. She is also Lower Elementary certified by the American Montessori Society. Emily loves that the Montessori philosophy gives her the tools to address the individual needs of her students as they grow and develop at their own pace. Emily feels honored to have been a member of the inaugural teaching team at Willow Oak Montessori in 2013, and is excited to share in the wonderful learning experiences that lie ahead. She loves to spend her free time hiking, reading, cooking and traveling.
Jennifer Hughes, Lower Elementary Co-Teacher
Jennifer, originally from Orange County, has spent the past 9 years in Chatham County living and learning. After many years crafting fine furniture for a local company, Jennifer decided to return to school and in 2012, she received her Bachelor of Art in Education from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. The blending of the Montessori philosophy with that of public school was very appealing to Jennifer, so she enrolled her daughter in the inaugural year of Willow Oak Montessori Charter School, and has been thoroughly pleased. Jennifer is very excited to bring her love of learning to the Willow Oak Montessori community. When not in the classroom, Jennifer loves to dance, go camping near a rolling river, traveling to charming locales, and most of all, being with her family.
Lower Elementary Co-Teacher
Emily is excited to join the Willow Oak community after an inspiring summer at the Institute for Advanced Montessori Studies in Silver Spring, Maryland. She grew up in Fredericksburg, Virginia and holds a Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology from Princeton University. During college, as "a teacher who didn't know it yet," she taught environmental science lessons to elementary school students and supervised high school volunteers at a children's hospital. After graduation, she worked at a language training school near D.C., happily eating and dancing her way across cultures with co-workers from around the world. In 2012 she moved to Chapel Hill and began studying mathematics, with plans to teach high school; however, she felt a strong pull toward Montessori schools and their care for the whole child, and spent the past year working in the After School program and as a substitute at Montessori Children's House of Durham. Emily has always been fascinated by museums and libraries, and admires the Montessori classroom—with its self-directed learning, appealing environment, and knowledgeable guides—as a similarly wonderful way to explore the world. Some of her favorite things are her family, her friends, live music, trail runs, and good books.
Upper Elementary Co-Teacher
Jay comes to Willow Oak from Charlotte, NC. Jay is certified in both Lower and Upper Elementary by the American Montessori Society, and has taught in both public and private Montessori schools. He has a BA in Psychology from Southern Illinois University at Edwardsville and a Masters of Fine Arts degree from the Art Institute of Chicago. Jay spent years in the restaurant business, including owning an Italian restaurant in Chicago. He loves to travel, and has lived in Ecuador and Germany. He enjoys reading and bicycle riding. And yes, that is his real last name.
Upper Elementary Co-Teacher
After graduating from Brevard College with a B.A. in Integrated Studies: Elementary Education and completing the requirements to receive her K-6 teaching license, Emily realized that she was not comfortable with the traditional approach to teaching. She spent the next few years working as a camp and after school counselor and outdoor educator at Chestnut Ridge Camp and Retreat Center. She also worked during that time as a sales associate and nanny/babysitter. This time at different jobs taught her a great deal and helped her realize how much she truly loved teaching. However, she knew that she did not want to return to a traditional setting. At that time, through a Willow Oak family, she learned of Montessori. During the 2014-2015 school year, she completed her American Montessori Society Lower Elementary certification and spent time in the school's upper elementary classroom. The time she spent there helped her make the decision to pursue her upper elementary certification, which she will do during the 2015-2016 school year. She is looking forward to learning from all of her students just as much as she teaches them.
Upper Elementary Co-Teacher
Having visited 25 preschools in 2007 in search for the perfect start for her son's education, she stumbled into a Montessori classroom and it has been a unique trip ever since. Hetal graduated with a BS in Molecular Biology and Microbiology from the University of Central Florida. Whilst this was an interesting academic experience, Hetal soon realized she was not quite working with people in the same way as she had always imagined when running tests in a lab. She transitioned into pharmaceuticals for a while, until her husband brought her to Chapel Hill, NC in 2003. It was here that she continued working in the hospitality industry until she had twins in 2010. The opportunity of volunteering at her son's Montessori school led to a desire to further engage with the classroom dynamics, so she became a substitute and then a teacher assistant. She is currently undertaking the Montessori training for Lower and Upper Elementary. She is excited to join Willow Oak this year and she plans to bring with her a certain mix of wit, enthusiasm, and desire for the Montessori model.
, Upper Elementary Co-Teacher
Leslie grew up the youngest of four sisters in Springfield, Virginia, studying Spanish from the age of 8. Upon graduating from the University of Virginia with a degree in Anthropology, Leslie taught English for a year in central China, returning to the U.S. to study at the Institute for Advanced Montessori Studies in Silver Spring, MD, where she received her Elementary Montessori teaching certification in 2009. Leslie completed her internship year working at the Montessori School of Northern Virginia and then became a volunteer at the Smithsonian Museum of Natural History. Leslie received her Master of Arts in Teaching degree through Trinity Washington University in December 2011. She was a Lower Elementary teacher at the Latin American Montessori Bilingual Public Charter School in Washington, DC for three years before coming to work at Willow Oak Montessori. She is dedicated to advancing her bilingualism, including orchestrating a trip to Panama in 2011 for Spanish studies. Leslie is excited to be working at Willow Oak Montessori in this inspiring time of expansion. She is committed to providing high quality Montessori education to all children in her care that promotes a love of life and learning, and a sense of responsibility to the world at large.
, Upper Elementary Co-Teacher
Erica grew up exploring, skiing, and enjoying life in Fort Collins, Colorado. She decided to move to the South to attend college at Clemson University. While at Clemson, she studied Elementary Education with a Math and Science Emphasis. During this time, her parents decided to follow her and moved to Chapel Hill. This led to her spending summers in Chapel Hill working as a nanny for children who attend a Montessori school and as a summer camp counselor/director at Montessori Community School in Durham. There she was introduced to the Montessori philosophy, and was impressed by the students' intelligence, compassion, and independence. She spent a year teaching at a public school in Bluffton, SC before realizing that a Montessori school would be a great fit. She is very excited about joining the Willow Oak Family! In her free time, she loves to be active, eat delicious food, travel, laugh with friends and family, and play games.
Charlotte became fascinated by Montessori education while she was in high school in Cincinnati and observed in several Montessori schools. She began college as a studio art major, but took some adventurous detours after her first year. She worked at a hunting and fishing lodge in New Hampshire, as a nanny in Perth, Ontario, and then enrolled in an AMS Early Childhood training course in Chicago. After teaching in an Early Childhood Montessori classroom in Wisconsin, and assisting in a Lower Elementary class, she returned to college and graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Education. She then taught public school kindergarten for three years in Ohio. While attending an AMS Conference in Washington D.C., she was recruited to be part of the first class at the Institute for Advanced Montessori Studies and teach at The Barrie Day School in Silver Spring, Maryland. She spent five years there, earning her Lower and Upper Elementary Montessori certifications, teaching in an established Lower Elementary classroom, and then starting a new classroom. She spent her summers working as a logistical coordinator for the Institute and creating and teaching in an Early Childhood observation classroom for incoming elementary trainees who did not have Early Childhood Montessori training. She also taught material making, which she really enjoys. After marrying and gaining a 10-year-old son, she moved to California and taught in Upper Elementary classes in Marin and San Francisco, and had two children, making it a busy and joyful eight years. After a move to Texas, where she taught at the Selwyn School, Charlotte and her family moved to Chapel Hill. She took a break from teaching and spent her time volunteering in her children's classrooms, working in the pottery studio at the Carrboro ArtsCenter as a studio assistant, and pursuing her love of nature photography. With her children grown and married, Charlotte is delighted to be at Willow Oak to return to her love of Montessori Education and working with children. She also enjoys children's literature, and is working on a children's book with a weekly critique group. Her love of Montessori education spread to her family. Each of her three children attended Montessori schools, as have two of her three grandchildren.
, Diverse Learning Community Specialist
Rachael grew up in Chicago and graduated from Hope College in Holland, Michigan with a Bachelors of Arts in Special Education and a minor in Elementary Education. After graduating, she moved to Hawai'i where she taught kindergarten through fifth grade students with a wide range of diverse learning needs. It was this experience that ignited her passion for creating a community classroom where a diverse group of students can become lifelong learners. Rachael then moved to Denver, Colorado where she taught at-risk youth at an alternative high school and directed the Work Experience Study Program, which focused on career and life skills for students with diverse learning needs. She coached the soccer team, served as a Young Life leader, and earned her Masters of Education in Special Education during this time. Rachael loves to travel the world and go on adventures with her husband, Christian. Camping, backpacking, surfing, and scuba diving are some of her favorite activities. Rachael is excited to share her love of learning, social justice, and equality at Willow Oak Montessori.
, Diverse Learning Community Specialist
Caroline grew up in Chapel Hill and graduated from UNC with a degree in Elementary Education. While living in Minnesota, she received a Master of Science degree in Special Education from Mankato State University. Several years were also spent working in residential mental health facilities for children, teens and adults. Returning to Chapel Hill, Caroline worked as an Exceptional Children's Teacher at Estes Hills Elementary. She earned her first National Board Certification in 2002. Caroline has been honored as Chapel Hill's Outstanding EC Teacher of the Year and as Exceptional Children's Teacher of the Year by the NC Department of Public Instruction. Caroline's children and grandchildren have attended Montessori schools (3 at Willow Oak!), and Caroline is a strong advocate for the philosophy and practices of Montessori schools. Caroline retired from Estes Hills in 2013, and has been thrilled to be a part of the making Montessori more accessible for all children at Willow Oak Montessori. Her great joy is working in collaboration with children, teachers, and parents to support academic and social growth.
, Reading Specialist
Kathleen received her Bachelors of Arts in Elementary Education from the University of Iowa and her Masters of Education in Literacy from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. She holds an Early Childhood Credential from the International Montessori Council and was a Lead Teacher at Willow Oak Montessori Children's House before accepting the Reading Specialist position at the Charter School. Kathleen feels so fortunate to be a part of the nurturing community of Willow Oak Montessori. She lives in Chatham County with her husband, David, and their sons, Hunter, Nicholas, and Ethan.
, Math Specialist
Laurie grew up in the beautiful Appalachian mountains of East Tennessee. At an early age, Laurie decided she wanted to be a teacher. After she received her Bachelor of Science in Mathematics and Masters of Science in Curriculum and Instruction from the University of Tennessee, she began her teaching journey. She has taught a wide range of ages and subjects from a pre-school art and movement class to high school Physics. She has also taught in a variety of settings and places. She has taught in three states: Tennessee, Mississippi, and North Carolina. For the last five years, she has taught 7th grade Math and Math I at Margaret B. Pollard Middle School. She has also worked as an AIG Specialist. She is married to her high school sweetheart, Robert. They have three wonderful children. In her free time, she loves to read, travel, try new restaurants, and spend time with family.
, Music Teacher
Carrie comes to Willow Oak via a circuitous professional path that has always included music in some way. After earning a Masters in Music Therapy from Lesley University in Massachusetts, she worked as a music therapist for several years before moving to North Carolina to pursue graduate studies in musicology at UNC-Chapel Hill. In addition to her clinical work as a music therapist, she has spent many years teaching music privately, specializing in helping children with a wide range of needs and abilities discover the profound delights of music-making. Most recently, she has started a series of group music classes in Pittsboro for young children and their families, which she co-leads with her ethnomusicologist husband and considerable input from their two enthusiastically musical children. Carrie is excited about the chance to help develop a strong music program at Willow Oak, and looks forward to witnessing students discover the ways in which music and musicianship can support their academic, social, and humanistic endeavors.
, Art Teacher
Michelle holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology from Pennsylvania State University. She moved to Raleigh after graduation and started her career in the painting and design industry. In 1996, she moved to Toronto, Canada to begin an apprenticeship with one of the leading Decorative Painting Schools in the US and Canada. Her 6 years in Toronto included extensive on-site work as a decorative painting contractor, as well as teaching her craft to students. It is also where she met her husband, Davide and had her first son, before returning to Raleigh in 2002. Together, she and Davide own a successful painting business in the Triangle area. Michelle also creates her own works of art that are regularly hanging at local galleries. You may have even seen the 2 cows that they created for the 2012 Cow Parade North Carolina (Moosai and Mootallic). They have 2 amazing boys that she likes to use as guinea pigs for her art project ideas. They frequently travel to Portugal where her husband was born, to visit family. She hopes to create fun, cultural, educational art lessons and projects this year to share with your children.
, Physical Education Teacher
Originally from Slovakia, Mirka moved to North Carolina in August. Living in San Diego for the past 19 years, she was a classroom teacher and taught Physical Education for various age groups from K-8. Mirka received her Master's Degree in Education with an Emphasis in Physical Education from Constantine the Philosopher University in Slovakia. She is CrossFit Kids certified and incorporates CrossFit into her PE classes. Mirka is looking forward to joining our team and helping our students grow in their physical abilities.
A native Spanish speaker, Señor Javier was born and raised in beautiful Costa Rica. He comes to Willow Oak Montessori after teaching in North Carolina middle and high schools for the last 10 years. Javier studied pedagogy at the Universidad Nacional, Costa Rica. He continued his studies here in the United States, focusing on bilingual education methods and teaching strategies that promote the integration of concepts of cultural diversity in teaching, and the use of technology for delivery of content. While an undergraduate, Javier was awarded a scholarship to attend Appalachian State University as an exchange student for a year. Years later, he came to visit his former roommate, who introduced him to Meredith, a native Tar Heel who would become his wife. The Amadors moved to Hillsborough eleven years ago. They have a son, Diego, and a daughter, Maya. In addition to their family, they have a flock of birds which keep them entertained during their spare time. They have "indoor" and "outdoor" birds, and a dog named Raney. Javier loves to share his native language with his students and watch them gain confidence in their abilities and achieve proficiency. He wants each of them to learn, grow and achieve their goals.
Ashley has lived in the Chapel Hill area for the last 30 years. She earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree with a concentration in design from UNCG and subsequently worked as a garden designer in the years before starting a family. She and her husband have 2 children and have been a part of the Willow Oak community since the inception of the Charter School. She has served on the Board of Directors and has volunteered her time in a number of ways to help support the School. Alongside assisting in the Art room, Ashley has also worked as a substitute in all classrooms and the office.
, Teacher Assistant
April joined Willow Oak Montessori Charter in March 2016, as a substitute teacher and volunteer for The WOM Children's House as well as Chatham County Schools. April is originally from Long Island, N.Y. After graduating High School, she moved to Hawaii working in retail, while attending Leeward Community College. Four years later, April moved to California. With a rapid growing family of 4 children, she decided to take a break from Business Management and Founder of Baby Loves Earth, to focus more on her two newly adopted children. April and her family moved to North Carolina in 2012.April saw and learned the benefits of a Montessori education after her youngest attended Willow Oak Children's House. While away from work, April enjoys family camping trips to the mountains of NC, hiking, firing up a good meal and singing songs at the campfire. Heading to the coast is also a favorite, as April is a former surfer and diver. Yoga and Pilates, are part of her daily routine. April plans on pursuing her degree in education and her Montessori certification. She is looking forward to a long term future with Willow Oak Montessori.
Administration & Staff
Pete Rubinas has been the Head of School of the Willow Oak Montessori Children's House program since July of 2009. Prior to that time, he served as Treasurer of the Children's House Board of Directors. Pete, who holds a Bachelor of Business Administration in Management Information Systems and Sociology from the University of Notre Dame, spent over nine years as an internal control auditor with PricewaterhouseCoopers before resigning to become a stay-at-home dad for two and a half years. Pete and his wife Tara relocated to North Carolina in 2005 and have lived in Chatham County with their four children – Charlie, Patrick, Senorina, and Severina – since 2006. Pete is passionate about the Montessori philosophy and is very excited about the opportunity to help the Willow Oak Montessori community realize its greatest potential in the coming years!
Originally from Columbus, Ohio, Kyle joins the Willow Oak community after serving as the Assistant Principal of Secondary School at the American Nicaraguan School in Managua, Nicaragua. Kyle graduated from Ohio Wesleyan University with a B.A. in Psychology and Sports Science. It was through his experience in Teach For America, while teaching middle school science in Phoenix, Arizona, that Kyle realized his passion for education. During this time, Kyle sought to continue his development as an educator by earning his Masters of Education from Arizona State University. Before moving to Nicaragua, Kyle worked as a Director of Athletics and Extracurricular Activities at a charter school in Boston, MA, and as a founding 7th grade math teacher at a charter school in Henderson, NC. Kyle is excited to join the Willow Oak Community because it is a community that helps students develop into critical thinkers, problem solvers, and lifelong learners. During his free time, Kyle enjoys running, reading, watching/playing sports, traveling, and has recently found a passion for cooking.
Diverse Learning Community Coordinator
Melissa received her PhD in School Psychology from UNC- Chapel Hill and completed her internship and postdoctoral fellowship at the Kennedy Krieger Institute and Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. She later served as the Outpatient Coordinator of the Pediatric Psychology Clinic and Consultation Service and was an Assistant Professor in the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at Johns Hopkins University. After moving back to North Carolina in 2006, Melissa spent several years at home with her husband, Mike, and three children, Sarah, Anna Katherine and Michael. She then worked part-time at UNC as part of a research study investigating the early development of children at-risk for autism. She joins the staff of Willow Oak Montessori following a term as a Board member, and is looking forward to using her professional knowledge in new ways to ensure that every child's unique needs are met at Willow Oak Montessori.
, Business Manager
Originally from the Northeast, Melissa Frey has been living in Chatham County since 1993. Her two children, Tucker and Ava Marinne are native North Carolinians, and she can hardly believe they are young adults already! After earning a BA in Family Studies from Syracuse University and Messiah College, and being home with her young family, Melissa was the Founding Board President, Project Manager and Marketing/Owner Services Manager of Chatham Marketplace, our local co-op grocery from 2003-08. Gravitating towards new and growing endeavors, she has been involved in various projects including The Plenty local currency, Company Shops Market in Burlington, and administrative work with the former Community Independent School. Melissa is actively involved in the community, having served on a variety of non-profit boards and engaged in ongoing volunteer work, all while making as much time as possible for organic gardening, biking, and power walking. Melissa has been with Willow Oak Montessori, first as Board Vice President, since 2011 and is pleased to be a part of this exciting time of expansion.
, Office Administrator
Kimberly Brooks-Harris is a native of North Carolina with
deep roots in Chatham County. Kim attended North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State
University in Greensboro, North Carolina. Soon after college, she moved to Chatham County and worked at Perry
Harrison Elementary School, where she enjoyed nurturing young minds and serving
the school in several capacities. Her last assignment there was as the Office
Administrator. After several years of working
in the public school system, she worked at UNC Hospitals as a Patient Transport
Lead and Guest Services Representative. Having a desire to be back in a setting where she could once again
nurture the lives of children, she came to Willow Oak as the
Office Administrator in late October of 2016. Kim enjoys spending time with her family
and friends, and attending her children's sporting events at North Carolina
Central University and Northwood High School. She loves to bake, sew, and read in the time that she can call her own.
Community Cultivator
Luanne became the Assistant Head of School at Willow Oak Montessori Children's House in January 2016 and joins the Charter School as Community Cultivator in August 2017. Previously, Luanne was a long-standing member of Willow Oak Montessori's Board of Directors from 2006 to 2015. Luanne earned her Masters of Social Work from the University of Illinois at Chicago in 1988 and worked full time as a social worker until 2005, when she chose to embrace parenting and volunteer opportunities following the birth of her son, Zane. She remains licensed as a clinical social worker, and has always had a special place in her heart for connecting with children and families. Luanne and her husband, Eric relocated from Chicago to Pittsboro in 1994 and love living in Chatham County. Luanne enjoys having adventures with her family, dancing Nia, creating with Zentangle art, and reading.
Contracted Service Providers
, Occupational Therapist
Donna is a creative, energetic licensed and registered Occupational
Therapist with 37 years of experience in a wide variety of settings, including
over 28 years with pediatric home health and school system settings. She has enjoyed treating students of all ages
with a wide range of disabilities. She
is well experienced in many areas of Occupational Therapy, including sensory
integration, therapeutic listening, positioning and handling, spasticity
management, auditory and visual processing, praxis, and a wide range of school
related issues. Donna lives in Chapel
Hill with her husband John, who is also an Occupational Therapist, and her two
adult daughters. Donna is especially
excited to be at Willow Oak Montessori with such a cohesive and talented team, and
enjoys the challenge of problem-solving the diverse learning needs of all
Lucia is a licensed, clinical speech-language pathologist. She received a B.A.
from UNC-Chapel Hill, an M.A. from Temple University and a certificate in early
childhood special education from San Francisco State University. Lucia is trilingual in English/Spanish/French
and consequently has had the opportunity to practice speech pathology in 4
continents, working in many different private and educational settings and
providing support to children with various cultures, languages & learning
styles. She has been a speech
pathologist for almost 18 years specializing in early and elementary-aged
children. Lucia enjoys traveling, good
cuisine, yoga and kayaking in her spare time.
She lives in Durham with her husband and 11 year old son, who attends a
Montessori middle school and is thrilled to be a part of the Willow Oak
Montessori Community.
Kessonga is a Licensed Acupuncturist, Certified Holistic Health Counselor, and Mindfulness Meditation Instructor. He holds a Bachelor's Degree in Biology and a Master's of Science degree in Acupuncture from The New York College of Health Professions. He specializes in Japanese Meridian Therapy, as well as Traditional Chinese Acupuncture. Kessonga received his national certification for Holistic Health Counseling from the Institute of Integrative Nutrition located in New York. He is also a qualified Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction (MBSR) instructor through the Oasis Center for Mindfulness at the University of Massachusetts, and also completed a Mindfulness Teacher training through the Program on Integrative Medicine at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Medicine, where he is currently a MBSR instructor. Kessonga is dedicated to bringing Mindfulness to children and completed a teacher training program with the Mindfulness in Schools Project.
Joan Gillis, School Nurse
Joan has over 8 years of experience as a School Nurse and has been with Willow Oak Montessori since the charter school opened its doors in 2013. She is energetic and strives to ensure that all of our children and staff stay safe and healthy. Originally from Northern New Jersey, Joan received her RN from St Vincent's Hospital in New York City. After backpacking in Europe and North Africa, she moved to the Pacific Northwest to complete her BSN in Ashland, Oregon, followed a few years later with her Masters in Occupational Health and Safety from the University of Washington in Seattle. Her practice has included pediatrics, med-surg, ER, ICU, home care, and hospice. She has also taught Nursing in American Samoa and at the Watts School of Nursing in Durham. She presently works per diem in geriatrics and Alzheimer's care. While sailing half-way around the world, she was able to work in New Zealand for 2 years and teach in American Samoa. She and her husband Gary moved to North Carolina 18 years ago and presently live in Briar Chapel. They continue to travel in their RV with their 16 year old daughter, the smallest Shih Tzu in the world, and a well-fed Russian Blue cat.


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Friday, June 24, 2016
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NEW BRITAIN — Paul V. Sequeira could be forgiven if he were to look back on his first year as superintendent of New Britain schools as a seemingly uninterrupted series of crises.
He took office last July after the embattled superintendent of 18 years, Marie S. Gustin, resigned. The school board had declined to renew her contract, and he inherited a district under fire for high dropout rates and low test scores.


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Swara means sound and Samudra means sea or ocean. Swara-samudra means an ocean of sounds. That's literally what music constitutes – a variety of sounds. In Karnatik music – a music native to the Southern part of India, there are basically eight swaras – that's it. And all music can be translated to these eight. Much like western music has Do-re-mi-pa-sa-la-ti-dou, Karnatik music has sa-ri-ga-ma-pa-da-ni-sa. These sounds can be sung in different pitches. One's own natural pitch is where the singer starts and with practice, he or she masters singing in lower or higher pitches. Tara-stai – is singing the swaras in higher pitches and Mandara-stai is singing in lower pitches. You combine the sounds with different pitches and the combinations are endless. Then you have beats. Each swara goes with one beat to start with. Later on you vary the length of the swaras with the beats. Thus one swara can occupy two or four beats, for example. And that is how you translate music into its elements or create music from the elements!
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Little Rock rally backs immigration fix
Hundreds marched Saturday in Little Rock in support of federal legislation to protect from deportation those people who came illegally to the United States as children.
The milelong walk began at Central High School and ended on the steps of the state Capitol, where immigrants, elected officials and others urged a crowd of 300-plus to pressure the Arkansas congressional delegation and state leaders into supporting the proposed Dream Act.
"We are not going to stand with our arms crossed," said Lezlie Cruz, a junior at Parkview High School. "We have a voice, and we will make it heard today."
The demonstration was held after President Donald Trump's administration announced this month it would terminate Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, a program created by President Barack Obama in 2012.
The program, frequently referred to as DACA, has granted two-year work permits and deferred-removal status to people who arrived illegally in the United States before their 16th birthdays.
Trump later called on Congress to pass a legislative fix and said Thursday he was "fairly close" to an agreement that could protect the program's participants. However, the details of such a deal and its prospects of drawing enough Republican votes are unclear, leaving many people unsure of their status.
More than 5,100 of the nearly 800,000 program participants nationwide reside in Arkansas, according to federal data.
One of them, 24-year-old Luis Vazquez of Sherwood, was able to open a Mexican restaurant, Tortas Mexico, in North Little Rock because of his participation in the program, he said in an interview.
State Sen. Joyce Elliott, D-Little Rock; state Rep. Vivian Flowers, D-Pine Bluff; and Little Rock Vice Mayor Kathy Webb addressed the crowd.
A similar demonstration will begin at 11:30 a.m. today in Fayetteville, said Mireya Reith, executive director of the advocacy group Arkansas United Community Coalition.
Demonstrators chanted, "This is what America looks like," and other phrases Saturday. Many carried banners and signs with messages such as "Dreamers are America."
"Get in loser we're protecting undocumented children" was written on the back window of a red Chevrolet SUV parked near Central High.


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A few paces from the harbour, spacious, beautifully furnished and well equipped, Barolo is the ideal apartment for your holiday in St Mawes whatever the time of year. Barolo forms part of the impressive and expertly refurbished Wentworth House, right in the heart of this wonderful village. A dedicated parking space is available on the quay.
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Near to the still visible medieval well where the patron saint of St. Mawes, St Maudit resided in his 'cell' and at the top of the historic Victory Inn steps you will find Barolo.
Barolo is a spacious apartment for two people. The bedroom is extremely comfortably furnished with a wardrobe, bedside tables and a large chest of drawers to ensure sufficient storage for all your needs. The bathroom is spacious and warm, with a modern suite with a large walk in shower. The kitchen is all electric and superbly equipped with built in appliances and an extensive range of crockery and all necessary equipment. The dining area and lounge are designed for open plan contemporary living and are beautifully furnished to ensure a comfortable and relaxing break from the stresses of daily life. One of the sofas converts to a double bed to allow up to 4 people to stay at Barolo.
The owners also own the very popular Upper Tresulian and Lower Tresulian in St Mawes. Barolo provides excellent holiday accommodation combining comfortable living space with a quiet but convenient location in the heart of the village. Barolo is the perfect place to unwind or to participate in the vibrant community that is the beautiful and friendly village of St Mawes.
Ground Floor Only: Open plan kitchen, dining area and sitting room comfortable sofas. Double bedroom and bathroom with wall mounted shower.
Facilities & Services
Heating is via central heating. The kitchen has a range of equipment. There is an electric oven and hob, a microwave, toaster, kettle, fridge, dishwasher & washer / drier. The sitting room area has a flatscreen digital Freeview TV & DVD player, CD & Radio. There is an iron & ironing board. A cot and high chair are available upon request. Wifi is available at the property.
Electricity, heating, bed linen & towels are all included but you will need to provide your own beach towels. A reserved parking space on the quay is provided for your use during your stay - this is about 150m away from your front door. Regrettably no smoking or dogs are allowed.
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St Mawes is one of the finest waterside villages in Cornwall. Situated overlooking an idyllic bay on the eastern side of the famous Falmouth Estuary, St Mawes has one of the mildest climates in Britain due to its proximity to the Gulf Stream. The sea is at the heart of the village and has helped to shape St Mawes from the little fishing village to the fashionable holiday destination that is so popular with visitors. A mecca for boating enthusiasts, St Mawes is a particularly popular sailing centre. Weekly club racing, village regattas and larger events are commonplace on the superb waters of the bay all through the summer.
St Mawes has so much to offer the visitor. St Mawes Castle was built by Henry VIII and is a splendid place to take in the views of the Carrick Roads. There are miles of coastal and countryside walks to take in and some idyllic beaches on which to relax and watch the world go by. The little Place Ferry takes visitors to explore St Anthony's Head or there are regular ferries to Falmouth. Being situated on the seafront, the village is also known for the restaurants and pubs that serve superb fish and shellfish dishes all year round.
There is a selection of pubs & hotels with restaurants (including the renowned Tresanton Hotel and the stylish Idle Rocks) all within easy walking distance. There is a range of shops all within a few minutes' walk including a well-stocked Cooperative store, Post Office, chemist, butchers, and art, book and clothes shops. The village also has a doctor's surgery and a dentist's surgery.
Review Date:2018-07-26
Guest from Stourbridge stayed for 7 nights.
A beautifully turned out flat in a really convenient location just one street up from the quay. St Mawes itself is beautiful and an ideal location to visit the Roseland peninsula
Review Date:2018-07-21
Guest from Doncaster stayed for 7 nights.
A little gem in the middle of St Mawes. So pleasing to arrive at a comfortable clean apartment very well equipped.The owners Leslie and Paula were very welcoming and helpful. We will certainly be returning!
Review Date:2018-07-16
Guest from Swindon stayed for 7 nights.
Spacious, comfortable apartment close to all amenities yet quiet location. Not much of a view from the apartment was the only drawback, but only 2 minute walk from beautiful St Mawes harbour where we could park without a problem.
Review Date:2018-07-03
Guest from Lockerbie stayed for 7 nights.
Welcomed personally after we arrived was a reassurance, but there was nothing to complain about at all. The accommodation was very well presented in immaculate condition and for.us in a perfect location. We can highly recommend Barolo for a stay in this beautiful area.
Review Date:2018-05-28
Guest from Berkhamsted stayed for 7 nights.
Comfort. We found the bed extremely hard. After three nights we had to go to Truro to buy a mattress topper to enable us to sleep. Apart from that we found the flat very comfortable. We were unable to use the basin in the bathroom for two days owing to the tap and plug being unusable, therefore we had to wash ( and shave) in the kitchen sink. Not very convenient. But the owners were very prompt at sorting out the plumbing problem. The heating was not working but we were quickly lent an electric fire. Apart from these matters the condition was excellent . I would recommend this property apart from the bed.
Review Date:2017-11-02
Guest from Brighton stayed for 7 nights.
Lovely stay, everything provided the only thing would be say not sure its suitable for 4 people. Thanks for the wine and milk.
Review Date:2017-10-19
Guest from Melton Mowbray stayed for 5 nights.
When we arrived at Barolo the apartment was immaculate. It provides all the amenities you need, we cooked most evenings in the apartment and wanted for nothing. The location is just off the harbour front and within very short walking distance to the shops and local pubs/restaurants. The owners were very helpful, we met a couple of days into our stay and although we didn't require anything they still wanted to make sure we had everything we needed. St Mawes is a short distance from several lovely beaches as well as seaside villages and towns. I would recommend this apartment for parties of 2, we also had our 2 year old with us and there was plenty of room.
Review Date:2017-09-25
Guest from Thatcham stayed for 7 nights.
Lovely little flat and perfect location to explore At Mawes and beyond. Flat is just behind the first row of places on the harbour side so very central. Greeted by host on arrival which was a nice touch.
Review Date:2017-09-14
Guest from Bourne stayed for 7 nights.
Our stay at the Barolo for the 2 of us was just the tonic that we needed. The free parking on the harbour so close to the apartment was perfect, and the location idyllic. We just need to save up to book again!
Location: St Mawes
Right in the heart of the beautiful village of St Mawes, Number One is an unbelievably good value, luxurious, studio apartment with a well equipped kitchen, a sitting area and en-suite bathroom.
Location: St Mawes
Pennant is a fabulous top floor flat accessed by lift and stairs, superbly equipped, furnished and decorated with the most stunning views out over St Mawes Harbour and out towards the Percuil River. Set right in the heart of the lovely village of St Mawes, Pennant is but a very short stroll from the harbour, village beaches, restaurants, pubs and shops. This is the perfect place for a holiday or romantic break at any time of the year.
Discounts available for couples staying for 7 nights outside the peak season, using one bedroom only!
Location: St Mawes
A simply irresistible character cottage, literally a stone's throw from St Mawes Harbour, so perfectly positioned for exploring this wonderful village. It is only some 50 yards to the Quay from which ferries leave for Falmouth, Truro and Place. Well behaved small dogs are welcome and there is a secure patio area.
Location: St Mawes
A delightful reverse level cottage on a narrow lane close to the harbour in beautiful St Mawes. Sea glimpses from the main upper ground floor bedroom! Conveniently located in the heart of St Mawes and presented to excellent standards whilst retaining the real charm of an old fisherman's cottage.
Discounts available for couples staying for 7 nights outside the peak season, using one bedroom only.
Location: St Mawes
Manor Cottage is a delightful harbour side cottage, situated right in the heart of St Mawes, one of the most beautiful villages in Cornwall. Nestled in at the bottom of the Victory steps, the property boasts many character features. The view over the busy harbour with ferries and yachts bustling in and out is always changing and you will feel you can watch the world passing by from the privacy of your own front terrace.
Location: St Mawes
Harbour Retreat is perfectly positioned right in the heart of St Mawes with stunning views of the harbour. However it is slightly set back from the properties on the front which creates a delightfully private feel. This holiday home was completely refurbished during the summer of 2016 with a contemporary style and now boasts a fabulous open plan, double aspect living area.
Discounts available for couples staying for 7 nights outside the peak season, using one bedroom only.
Location: St Mawes
Completely refurbished and updated over the winter of 2016/7, Rosslyn is a charming period cottage with private gardens front and back, quietly located in the old centre of St Mawes up steps behind the Victory Inn and the quayside. Overlooking the village towards Summers Beach it is a comfortable modernised house, still full of old-world character and in an absolutely ideal central spot in St Mawes.
Discounts available for couples staying for 7 nights outside the peak season, using one room only.
Location: St Mawes
Little Cottage is a beautifully presented cottage just minutes from St Mawes harbour with an elevated position giving some lovely views. Quiet and peaceful but suitably close to the vibrant sea front with many pubs, restaurants, hotels, shops and galleries.
Discounts available for couples staying for 7 nights outside the peak season, using one bedroom only.
Location: St Mawes
With a stunning grandstand position presenting you with views across the bay, Camellia Cottage is a traditional, yet modernised cottage in the heart of St Mawes. The front garden is a great place to relax, enjoy the sun and watch the boats on the water.
Discounts available for couples staying for 7 nights outside the peak season, using one room only.
Location: St Mawes
Spinnakers is an immaculately presented & very well equipped apartment which is quietly situated overlooking a small courtyard just off the sea front of St Mawes near the quay. It is very conveniently situated for all the local amenities, car parking and beach.
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BATH, England — Lovehoney Ltd. last week scored a victory at WIPO after the sex toy retailer filed a claim over a company that had registered and apparently profited from the domain Lovehoney.co.
The Bath-based retailer operates Lovehoney.co.uk in the U.K. and Lovehoney.com in the U.S. and elsewhere. The company has trademarks in the U.S. and U.K. for the "Lovehoney" mark in association with adult sexual products, as well as other trademarks for an array of adult sexual stimulation aids.
On Wednesday, a WIPO arbitrator deciding the UDRP (uniform domain name dispute resolution policy) case ordered the Lovehoney.co domain transferred to the U.K. sex toy retailer.
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The company, which started as an online entity in 2002, also holds the official license to design, manufacture and sell adult pleasure products based on the "Fifty Shades of Grey" trilogy by E. L. James, as well as the official license to design, manufacture and sell products inspired by pin-up model Bettie Page.
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Seeking any info on WILLIS CREEL AARON.He was a civil war vet in Longstreets Div, 53rd Reg. He married MARY M BULLINGTON in Pittsylvania Co. on 29 Dec 1853. They had four childrein, Thomas Redford, b1866 in Swansonville, Mary(m.W.W. Sharp, lived near Madison NC,),( Kate,m John Wilson lived near Ruffin, NC) and Anna, m Stephens, lived near Ruffin. I have found no connection to other Aarons in that area.. Family lore says that Aaron was not their original name, but no one has any idea of what it might have been. I note that Benjamin Aaron had neighbors named Mr. Creel and Mr. Willis. Does anyoneh jave any info? Any leads appreciated. Thanks JT
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SC obtains conviction against an individual for unlicensed trading in futures contract
The Sessions Court convicted Zamani Hamdan today for carrying on the business of trading in futures contracts without a Capital Markets Services Licence (CMSL) through his company Rantau Simfoni Sdn Bhd.
Zamani who was the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of the company committed the offence between March and April 2010 where he collected RM215,000 from 11 investors throughout this period.
Zamani was convicted by the Sessions Court judge Dato' Rozana Ali Yusoff and sentenced to pay a fine of RM1 million (in default of one year imprisonment) under section 58(1) read together with section 367(1) of the Capital Market and Services Act 2007 (CMSA).


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When you play in online casinos, it's important to have some winning strategies. When you're new, it's hard to know which ones to adopt.
Your playing style is related to your bankroll – the total amount of money you have. You modify your strategies so that they're compatible with your bankroll as it gradually reduces. It's not a good idea to use strategies made for high bankrolls when yours is low. There is no ideal bankroll, any amount can be good. If you have a very low bankroll, you need play for lower stakes.
It's important to monitor your bankroll before every single wager. You need to also set up your stop loss (how much you're willing to lose) and your profit targets (how much you want to obtain). As soon as either the stop loss or the profit targets are reached, you need to leave immediately even if you keep winning – the table may turn at any time.
Obviously being willing to lose money in a casino doesn't mean you should lose all of it. Bankroll management can let you play every single day even if you lose, because you don't lose too much. Wherever money is involved, money management is essential. It's also important to only play games you know very well, because you can develop strategies for how to play them effectively.
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Timber not only looks great, adding to the appeal of a home, it is also an excellent natural insulator. We love timber joinery for its warmth, character, and longevity. If you are considering double glazing your existing timber windows and doors, our retroGLAZE® timber retrofit solution is a great option for you. If your joinery is not suitable for retrofitting, or you are wanting to refresh and update your home, take a look at our replacement window solution.


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OmniROM has made its way to a lot of devices, Allowing lot of users to enjoy the exclusive features of Samsung devices' firmware; like multi-window. In past we have seen this ROM on a lot of Flagship devices, whether they are ignored from the world or being an active part of Android world, except for Flagships, this ROM has been released for a lot of Low-end devices. For all the Samsung users, this ROM might not bring a lot of new things but for all the other devices there is certainly something new that they can see on the spot. Under the hood, lot of changes are made to make this ROM smooth and fast, even for a device like Huawei Ascend P6. Previously we posted the tutorial of Android 4.4.2 Kit-Kat OmniROM and since the Android version has been updated, it is time for you to update your device to Android 4.4.4 Kit-Kat.
OmniROM might be the only custom ROM that has received such a great response from the Huawei Ascend P6 users. OmniROM uses the Huawei Stock zImage and a Custom RAMdisk to not only improve the performance but also lets the device to boost the RAM cleaning, which in turn let the apps open fast. In this article we will show you how to Update Huawei Ascend P6 to Android 4.4.4 Kit-Kat Custom ROM. However, if you are interested in Other ROMs, you can Visit our Custom ROMs section or you can install this ROM on your Ascend P6 by following our tutorial below. This is not an official release from Huawei but a Custom ROM. You need to install a Custom Recovery on your device to install this. Your device must be rooted. Let's go through the ROM features and early preparations and then flash this ROM.
Early Preparations:
1. This is only for Huawei Ascend P6!
This custom ROM is only for the device mentioned above. Make sure that your model number matches the one listed above. To do so, go to Settings > About Device on your device and see your model number. Flashing this ROM on any other device will result in bricking it so make sure that you meet this requirement first of all.
2. Battery should be charged at least over 60%
Make sure that your battery is charged enough to complete the flashing process. In case your battery is low and your device goes dead during the flashing process, you may end up soft bricking your device as it won't complete the flashing process.
3. Root Your device & Install Custom Recovery!
Follow the Link to root your device: Link, for recovery follow the link
4. Backup everything!
Just to be on the safe side, you may consider backing up each and everything from your Android device. This is highly recommended so that in case anything goes wrong, you still have the access to all of your data and you can restore it immediately. You may backup everything as listed below.
- Backup SMS Messages
- Backup Call Logs
- Backup Contacts
- Backup Media – Copy your files manually to your PC or Laptop.
- Titanium Backup – If already rooted, use Titanium Backup to backup all of your apps, system data and other important content.
- Backup Nandroid – If CWM or TWRP installed previously, otherwise skip this step and perform this at the end of flashing.
5. Disclaimer
The methods involved in flashing custom recoveries, roms and rooting your phone are highly custom and may result in bricking your device, and has nothing to do with Google or the device manufacturer that is Huawei in our case. Also rooting your device will void its warranty and you will be no longer eligible for any kind of free device services by the manufacturers/warranty providers. In case of any mishap we may not be held responsible. Follow these instructions to the letter to avoid any mishap or bricking. Make sure that whatever you do, you are doing it at your own responsibility.
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- You should make sure that HUawei P6 is already updated to stock KitKat OS.
- Connect your device with PC.
- Copy and Paste the Above zip files to the root of your sdcard.
- Disconnect the cable.
- Turn Off your Device
- Open Bootloader mode. How? Press and hold the Volume Down + Power buttons until you see some text on screen.
- Highlight Recovery In Bootloader, and Press Power Button To Select it
TWRP Users.
- Note that you need TWRP 188.8.131.52 or higher to flash this custom ROM on your device.
- Tap On Back-Up and Select System and Data
- Swipe the Confirmation Slider
- Tap on Wipe Button and Select Cache, System, Data.
- Swipe the Confirmation Slider.
- Go back to Main Menu and Tap Install Button.
- Locate the OnmiROM.zip, Gapps.zip and Swipe the Slider To install it.
- Once the Installation is Over, you will be promoted to Reboot System Now
- Select Reboot Now to Reboot the System.
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- Open Recovery.
- Navigate to install zip from Sdcard
- Navigate to Toggle Signature Verification and Press Power Button and See if it is disabled or not. Disable it and then Install the Zip without any Error.
First Boot might take up-to 5-minutes, so let your device rest for 5-minutes as you do something else.
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I've dealt with many companies that carry on business not realizing they have a serious disconnect between what management thinks the brand stands for and what their employees think. This can have a major impact on sales.
One easy way to gauge how bad (or good) the situation is, involves asking several employees at every level within the company to describe what they think the company positioning is and what the brand stands for in three sentences or less (their elevator pitch). In many cases, each employee will give a different answer and most likely spew off every feature that your products or services offer. Hopefully your sales team is, at the very least, saying the same thing.
Why such varied answers within the company?
It could be that employees are too close to their own area within the business to see the big picture but, in my experience, the main reason is that nobody has explained the company's brand to them.
New hires often don't get briefed on the company positioning and what the brand stands for. They get an employee handbook that outlines health insurance, stock options, etc. but it very rarely talks about the history and vision of the company, how the company wants to position itself and what the brand means to its customers.
Explaining how the company wants the brand to be positioned and how an employee's efforts fit into the brand experience can help them transform from a brand assassin to a brand ambassador, reducing the disconnect that may be happening…and hopefully increase sales.


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Ruzzle Word Game is one of the more popular games enjoyed by a lot of people all over the world. As of now some versions of the game is made available for iOS and Android platforms. Windows users were eagerly waiting for the release of the version that will be compatible for their devices. They don't need to wait much longer as the new version of Ruzzle Word Game is about to be made available for windows users too.
According to the product manager of Ruzzle Word Game project, the new version of the game that will be compatible for even Windows 8 platform is in the making. The game will be offered for Windows Phone 8 users too. Users can experience this interesting game without much delay as it is slated to be released in a few months.
There is no word on the exact release date of the game at the moment. Taking into account the words of the product manager, the release date of the game won't go beyond this summer. Reportedly, the windows version of the game will most probably be offered free of cost.
One of the disappointing news revealed with the game release note is that the feature offering Xbox Live support may not be included with this version as expected. Users though need not worry as the future updates of the game will surely include this feature along with several other interesting elements to make the gaming more interesting. If it is offered free just like the iOS and android versions, then users have a lot to be happy about.


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Marian Chace
Marian Chace (31 October 1896 – 19 July 1970) is one of the founders of modern dance therapy.
She studied modern dance and choreography with Ted Shawn and Ruth St. Denis at the Denishawn School of Dance and started work as a dance performer. However she believed that the body and mind are interrelated, and influenced by the work of Carl Jung. She began to teach in Washington D.C. and noticed some of her students were more interested in the expression of emotions than in dance technique and began to emphasize this in her classes. Her students reported feelings of well being which intrigued local doctors, some of the National Institutes of Health, who began to send some of their patients to her classes. Her approach included body active, symbolism, therapeutic movement relationship, and rhythmic group activity. Eventually she joined the staff at St. Elizabeth's hospital in southeast Washington D.C. and studied at the Washington School of Psychiatry. Chace started to teach in schools and hospitals advocating and lecturing on the therapeutic benefits of dance/body movement. [1] She worked for a number of years with patients at Chestnut Lodge in Rockville, MD.
In the 1960s she founded a training program for dance therapists New York. In 1966 she founded the American Dance Therapy Association and became its first president.
- ^ Marian Chace Biography www.adta.org/Marian_Chace_Biography.
> "Marian Chace: Her Papers" by Harris Chaiklin. Columbia, Maryland:American Dance Therapy Association, 1975.
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Housing site West Park, located on Earsdon Road in West Monkseaton, has won Tony Ellwood an NHBC award for such a successful completion.
As Junior Site Manager for company Taylor Wimpey, Tony was expectedly very happy to receive his second accredited award. The first award he was presented with was Pride in the Job Award in 2012.
Speaking to Premier Construction Magazine, Tony Ellwood told us:
"It's the first time Taylor Wimpey has come into this area and we've won an award so it's a big statement and a great achievement for us as a company."
The 82 acre site integrates 200 executive detached housing units, worth around £60m in total. With nothing on site previously, the project began from scratch during October 2013 with works currently ongoing. Phase one is due to be finalised in 2017, and the entire development scheduled to be complete in 2019.
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Tony said:
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At present, several of the units are in fact already occupied by residents. The feedback from the client and from those occupying the buildings has been very positive, with a 100% satisfaction rate so far. The site will continue to be developed by Taylor Wimpey and other contractors until it is fully complete and further inhabitants will continue to purchase the properties.
When asked what it means to have received the NHBC award, Tony replied:
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The homes, situated on Earsdon Road, are only minutes away from the spectacular beaches of Whitley Bay. Sites such as this are stunning as they are rare, offering a stylish house, breathtaking views and the bustling community of Whitley Bay with a range of shops to visit. From a more practical perspective, West Park also benefits from amenities such as a Sainsbury's Supermarket and West Monkseaton Metro Station within walking distance and easy access to the A19.
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Although 2019 GMC Acadia does not offer changes from the last model, it remains all important features that people love for. It is a simple designed three-row vehicle with reasonable fuel economy and greatly designed cabin, so buyers with families can be satisfied with. In case that you are not sure which of details are acceptable for you, you can choose between few trim versions, marked as two SLT version, also two SLE versions and Denali version. All of them have large towing space and great engine strength.
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Chapter 1 Vocabulary: SCIENTIFIC METHOD AND MEASUREMENT
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Page 7 Empirical evidence – Evidence that includes observations and measurements. It includes all the data that people gather to test to support and evaluate scientific explanations.
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Page 28 Observation – The process of getting information by using the senses.
Page 28 Hypothesis – An idea or explanation that can be tested, and that leads to a scientific investigation
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Page 29 Dependent Variable – This factor changes as a RESULT OF THE independent variable
Page 29 Data – The information and measurements gathered by experimentation. These will later be used to present in the conclusion.
Page 34 Controlled variable (also known as CONTROL)- This is part of the experiment that is identical to the experimental group except that the independent variable is not manipulated (changed) by the person running the experiment
***Other important terms to know for SCIENTIFIC METHOD
Control Group – The group in an experiment that does not receive treatment by the person running the experiment, and is used as a benchmark to measure how the other tested subjects do
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There was a person in the sitting (majlis) yesterday who came back from Turkey where he was in (Tablighi) Jama't. He had association with Shah Hardoi (RA). Shah Hardoi (RA) used to advise that apart from inviting people towards good one must also indulge in forbidding the bad.
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Are turns and rivers hitting the underdog too often?
Too often?
it seems to run in cycles imo. I play mostly sng's and when I get hit by about 3 gross beats in a row I call it a night because it will go on all night like that.
Could someone from WSOP.com just explain how the deck is randomized? Do you use an algorythm/RNG, or is the randomness linked to natural events (white noise or what ever) as many gaming sites?
Unless WSOP.com's software is crap, you're just noticing variance. If we had access to full hand histories that we could data-mine with tools like Poker Tracker and Hold'em Manager, then you'd be able to run your own hands and see how far they are off of expectation (of course, you would need a large sample size before the results would be usable; 100 or even 1000 instances won't cut it). Another reason to make full HH available!
I was playing earlier in a tourney and some guy was shoving preflop almost every hand. I finally picked up a hand and called him.
Hero-77 Villain-52 clubs
flop 355 turn 7 river 5
now that is bad beat!
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Kia Recall SC100: Front Lower Control Arm Corrosion
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A broken control arm can result in the loss of control of the vehicle, increasing the risk of a crash.
Suspension — Front — Control Arm — Lower Arm
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